Music History - Clara Schumann

Clara Schumann, born Klara Josephine Veeck, was a prominent Romantic era pianist and composer. Her father, Friedrich Veeck, ensured she received a comprehensive music education. Clara's early concert tours, including performances in Vienna and Paris, established her as a celebrated musician. She married Robert Schumann, and despite family challenges, continued her career, promoting Robert's compositions. Clara's legacy includes her innovative concert practices and influence on future musicians. She taught at the Hult Conservatory and performed until 1891, leaving a lasting impact on the music world.

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How did Clara Schumann contribute to the legacy of Robert Schumann's music?